Speaker Still Life Screenprint and Lithograph 2019 Signed Edition of 80, 2019

Jonas Wood   Famous Artists

Medium: Lithograph and Screenprint in Colors on Coventry Rag Paper
Edition: 14/80 + 20 A.P.
Inscription: Signed, dated, and numbered on front in pencil, Cirrus Editions copyright ink stamp and pencil work number 719C-JW19 on verso
Documentation: Includes a gallery certificate of authenticity from Modern Artifact

Jonas Wood's, "Speaker Still Life" (2019), reflects the artist's sustained engagement with interior space, personal iconography, and the formal language of modern painting translated into print media. Executed as a lithograph and screenprint in colors on Coventry Rag paper, the composition presents a carefully arranged domestic scene in which everyday objects are rendered with flattened perspective, bold contour, and rhythmic patterning. A large speaker dominates the foreground, flanked by potted plants and set against a brick patterned wall, creating a compressed spatial field that emphasizes surface over illusionistic depth.

Wood's approach combines observational detail with abstraction. The speaker, a recurring motif in his work, suggests themes of sound, culture, and lived experience, while the surrounding plants introduce organic forms that counterbalance the rigid geometry of the technological object. Color plays a central role, with saturated greens, warm neutrals, and contrasting dark tones establishing visual tension and cohesion across the composition. The integration of lithographic and screenprinting techniques allows for both textural nuance and graphic clarity, reinforcing Wood's characteristic synthesis of painterly sensibility and print discipline.

Created in an edition of 80 with 20 additional artist's proofs, "Speaker Still Life" is signed, dated, and numbered in pencil on the front, with Cirrus Editions copyright and work number inscriptions on the verso. The work is accompanied by a gallery certificate of authenticity from Modern Artifact. Currently unframed, the piece offers flexibility for presentation and may be framed in the manner of the collector's choosing for an additional cost.